The Whistler Writers Festival returns for its 25th edition, taking place from November 5 to 8 amid the stunning landscapes of Whistler. This year’s festival promises a range of activities for literature enthusiasts, including author readings, workshops, and literary discussions.
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Set against the backdrop of vibrant fall foliage and mountain vistas, the festival caters to diverse interests, with events covering genres from poetry to murder mysteries. Highlights include the opening night event, Celebrating Sea to Sky Storytellers, which will honor new works by local authors Heather Hendrie, Bronwyn Preece, and Brad Sills. Additionally, attendees can participate in experiences such as writing workshops and one-on-one editing sessions.
The festival will host notable authors, including Michelle Good, author of Five Little Indians; Clara Hughes, Olympic medalist and memoirist; Loghan Paylor, author of The Cure for Drowning; and Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas, known for The Lost Haida Manga series.
Tickets for all events are currently available for purchase.
In addition to the festival, Whistler offers a range of autumn activities, including art galleries and live performances. The season is also known for its culinary experiences, with Dine Whistler: Fall Edition offering limited-time prix fixe menus at participating restaurants. Visitors can take advantage of accommodation deals, including a $100 Whistler Dining Credit for stays of three nights or more.
Outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and golfing are popular during this season, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful fall colors and the sound of nearby wildlife in preparation for winter.
For more information about the festival and to plan a fall getaway, visit the Whistler Writers Festival website and whistler.com/fall.